Rosie Dub Rosie Dub i(A102552 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 6 y separately published work icon Flight Rosie Dub , Pymble : Fourth Estate , 2012 Z1828829 2012 single work novel thriller

'"That one will be the death of her father ... Mark my words, the death of him."

'So says the prophecy that accompanies Fern′s birth. Her mother, fearing the wrath of the baby′s father, is forced to give Fern up for adoption.

'Twenty years later Fern is haunted by the feeling that something is very wrong. Her family and friends think she is losing her mind, but Fern is convinced that someone is after her.

'Seeking to unlock the mystery, Fern takes flight onto the streets of Sydney, where she meets two unlikely allies: Cassie, a woman cursed with the gift of clairvoyance, and Adam, an ex-soldier tormented by his past. As danger looms, Fern and Adam embark on an adventure which takes them far into the labyrinthine depths of the Tasmanian wilderness, where Fern must finally confront her demons.

'Interwoven with myth and metaphor, Flight is a compelling and original story; sometimes eerie, sometimes earthy, always spellbinding.' (From the publisher's website.)

2 4 y separately published work icon Gathering Storm Rosie Dub , Camberwell : Viking , 2008 Z1471673 2008 single work novel

'English artist Storm Cizekova grew up believing that her mother died when she was born. But then Storm finds a photo of herself in the heart of the Australian desert - and in her mother's arms.

'Haunted by unanswered questions, Storm embarks on a journey of self-discovery that will challenge everything she holds dear: her family history, her art, even her relationship with her partner Max. Who is she really, and where does she belong? Her search will take her from the snow covered Malvern Hills in England to the rich red heart of the Australian outback.

'Retracing her mother's footsteps through the stark beauty of the desert landscape, Storm hopes to find the courage to confront some shocking truths from her past and the strength to face her future.' (Publisher's blurb)

1 Fiction Rosie Dub , 2007 single work review
— Appears in: Island , Autumn no. 108 2007; (p. 53-55)

— Review of Madonna of the Eucalypts Karen Sparnon , 2006 single work novel
1 Ode to an Oak i "it is still", Rosie Dub , 2006 single work poetry
— Appears in: Writing on the Wall 2006; (p. 123-124)
1 Bring Me The Sky Rosie Dub , 2002 single work short story
— Appears in: Slippery When Wet , no. 1 2002; (p. 87-93)
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